Baffled by Brake problem (Help?)

If they let water *in*, they will let oil *out*, fuckwit.

 

Blimey. An hour for each brain cell.

 

.... and then drinking it, by the looks of his posting style.

 

Do you have a problem with gay people, Chris? If you do, is that
problem as big as the problem that you have with use of the English
language?

 

This is bollocks. If the seals fail, your brakes fail. And many modern
bikes don't have dust seals, unfortunately. Corrosion builds up *in
front of* the seals - where the water can get at the surface.[/QUOTE]

And here we see the master softening up his opponent by stating the
bleeding obvious while still leaving the OP just a little more
spade-room...

 

If they let water *in*, they will let oil *out*, fuckwit.[/QUOTE]

.... before going in for the kill...

 

Yes it is, fuckwit.[/QUOTE]

And offering the final 'Coup de Grace'.

 

Living ain't easy it opens your head
Layin' and prayin' you wish you were dead
When I was born I was given a will
That the meaning of life is
I'm in for the kill

 

**** you're old.

 

dont have a problem with gay people just dont like being spied on and as for
my english language i am dyslexic

 

I don't know where you C'n'P-ed those lyrics from, but I'm not sure
they're correct - I always thought it was "laymen and freemen who wish
you were dead", but ICBW.

 

thats it exactly how it happend on my bike

 

it still happens especily if the bike has been parked up for a long time

 

Yeah, well I did just do a quick google - you know they weren't in my
head.

Thinking about Budgie made me hanker for some of it on CD (I've only
got a couple of old vinyl albums), but when I went to Amazon the want
top dollar - over 14 quid for "In for the Kill". I think old re-issue
stuff like ought to be cheap - any ideas where I might find it?

 

would not want to get on your old bsa you old fart you still priming your
carbs

 

it was dame hard work i did not know the pistons was going to be so hard to
get out did not have air line to blow them out so needed to do each piston 1
at a time bascily 4 out of 8 pistons where jamed solid each time i fixed a
piston i then had to bleed the braks again to get the next piston out i did
a good job with what tools i had my braks are as good as new shame i did not
take a photo of the shit pistons
and as for the seals it coast me £40 for 16 rubber seals 8 oil and 8 dust

 

Yeh, you got a Suzuki too? heh...

 

What?! Tch. You just can't get the quality of UST these days.

*shrug*

I've got loads of it on vinyl (which rarely gets listened to), and loads
of it as MP3 (which gets listened to loads)

A quick look gives play.com as cheapest, at 11.99, but you should be
able to get it cheaper than that.

 

"I'm crap with lyrics". You knew that.

So, a good solution would be for you to host your MP3 collection
somewhere that I could FTP it, no?

I'll have a look - cheers.

 

no i got honda